#killapriest

[generalg]

But the pyramids of Cheops, is my weed spot

Sometimes I eavesdrop in the books of Enoch

[naguk1010]

#WuWednesday #WingzUp #Respect2DaGod👐 @borndivinethegod 🔥🎶👐🎶🔥 Pay Attention to the names on this song.. #KillaPriest #Eternal of #KillaBeez #DungeonMasta #KingEdward #BornDivine (at Kirkcaldy, Fife) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3-ULNdA9vd/?igshid=1o5zxiz02nfw9

[jrdogg26]

#Redman #ghostfacekillah #killapriest #supernatural @highhopeslife_ @redmangilla @realghostfacekillah @officialkillahpriest @mcsupernatural https://www.instagram.com/p/B33bWqjgLUV/?igshid=455hsrlhdspw

[rabbirubiez]

#Repost @tharapelite with @get_repost ・・・ Sunz of Man (Killa Priest, Hell Razah, 60 Second Assassin, Prodigal Sunn) via: @thunderprinceshogun #WuWednesday #SunzOfMan #KillaPriest #HellRazah #60SecondAssassin #ProdigalSunn #Instamusic #Instasound #HipHop #Rap #Music #Musica #tharapelite Most of today’s hip-hop artists grew up listening to Wu-Tang Clan, but how many grew up rapping with them? Hell Razah, for one. The Brooklyn-bred MC spent his teenage years under the Clan’s tutelage as a member of Wu offshoot Sunz of Man, sharpening hislyrical sword alongside older MCs like GZA, Ghostface, and Killah Priest during the Clan’s glorious 90s heyday. After three Sunz of Man albums and countless guest appearances and collaborations, Razah released his acclaimed debut The Renaissance in 2007, and Nature Sounds now presents his long-awaited follow-up, Heaven Razah.Since releasing his first solo mixtape in 2001, Hell Razah has become one of the most prolific artists in hip-hop’s underground. He’s released collaborative albums with Wu-Tang producer 4th Disciple and Babygrande Records production team Blue Sky Black Death, and has been an active member of a remarkable number of groups, most notably the underground supergroup Black Market Militia (along with Killah Priest, Tragedy Khadafi, and Timbo King), the Brooklyn-repping duo T.H.U.G. Angelz (along with Shabazz The Disciple), and various incarnations of Sunz of Man.While Razah enjoys collaborating with his peers, he held off on guest spots for Heaven Razah, with only R.A. The Rugged Man, Timbo, and Shabazz making appearances. “I wanted to show that I can hold my own,” he explains. “To me, features look like mixtapes. If you go back and look at classic albums like Illmatic, there weren’t a lot of features.” Crafting a classic album by oneself is no easy task, but Razah was up to the challenge. “I participated with everything on this album. I did a lot of the co-production,wrote all the hooks, wrote the whole album, executive produced it, A&Red it, so I’ve been really hands-on. It made me work harder.”The end result is Razah’s most mature work to date. “I’m a husband now, I’m a father now,” he explains. “You (at Bridgeport, Connecticut) https://www.instagram.com/p/By6pnU_HLMP/?igshid=5e0ut57dw04c

[cevven]

[dtag23]

[contaminated-waters]

My amazing girlfriend, @smkdrums8793 managed to get the set list from the #wutang show at #houseofbluesanaheim written by the one and only #rza and signed by #killapriest. I am extremely lucky and so grateful. This is the next best thing to meeting #theabbot. Can't wait to hang this next to my #methodman drumhead.

[stretchdiesel]

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@killah.priest from Wu Tang blessin the Regime wit some of that heavy mental 🙏🏾Tracks called The Final Hour.,song also on the album Chaoitic Temple.,go cop that ya'll.,rivieraregime.com @riviera_regime_musicgang @landmine_entertainment #rivieraregime #killapriest #wutang #thefinalhour #chaotictemple